A sensitivity analysis was repeated with 'proportion of life spent resident in an urban area'.
A similar analysis was repeated for the genome of amsacta moorei (AMEV), an extremely AT-rich (82%) entomopoxvirus [ 13].
A similar analysis was repeated for the proportion of subjects with cure on Days 21, 28, 35 and 42.
To generalize our conclusion, a similar analysis was repeated with four additional substrates: two full-length proteins, α-casein and malate dehydrogenase (MDH) and their corresponding peptide fragments generated by proteolytically active DegP.
A similar analysis was repeated for the secondary composite.
A modeling analysis was repeated but with removal of the grouping of occupational variables, leaving a sample of 2,914.
GOS was dichotomized into favorable outcome (GOS 4, 5) and unfavorable outcome (GOS 1, 2, 3), and a similar analysis was repeated.
In support of this assertion, a limited analysis was repeated using only the first challenge on each patient, with results similar to those for the complete data set.
For the DNA sample positive for a genomic rearrangement, analysis was repeated using an independent sample in an independent assay.
As a result, the analysis was repeated with a reduced haplotype, and as a result, two SNPs and the insertion indels were identified as significantly overrepresented in animals without disease (Table 2, modified from Murdoch et al).
